@girish said in Bounty System: I think gitpay and librepay are probably more suited . Or opencollective.com

FWIW, per chatgpt, the 2fa apps identify the domain name and provide a hardcoded list of logos for those providers...

Great idea. Since we are rewriting those views currently, we will add such deeplinking support for tags and maybe just search in general.

check the forum on how folks did it with Google drive and the rclone config

That would be a very cool feature!

Yes, unless we actively track user activity in the dashboard, this is quite useless when that browser session had a still valid accessToken or OpenID session. Same goes for apps, only here the platform has even less control and no way to track unless we would inject some javascript, which we really shouldn't

@scooke if you have an account, can you are share a screenshot so we can copy get inspiration from?

@andreasdueren welp it's a large community, perhaps someone can be interested in making a plugin for meilisearch or similar

@malvim said in Backup Improvements: Restic Backend: @necrevistonnezr how have you been testing backups? I have a raspberry pi at home, set up with restic/rclone backups as well. Once in a while I mount one of the latest snapshots and check a bit randomly if things "look ok". I'd like to have a better system to check if backups are okay, so any pointers would be appreciated. https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/045_working_with_repos.html#checking-integrity-and-consistency and, as I said, spot checks for files with restic-browser.

@girish said in Clear Email Queue in Bulk: @darsh_parsana Just delete the files in /home/yellowtent/boxdata/mail/haraka-queue/ and then docker restart mail I want to delete specific messages from my queue - how do I know/ how can I work out which message is which? In that folder I just see a load of: root@Ubuntu-2204-jammy-amd64-base /home/yellowtent/boxdata/mail/haraka-queue # ls -la total 2676 drwxr-xr-x 2 1000 1000 49152 Feb 3 12:58 . drwxr-xr-x 9 yellowtent yellowtent 4096 Nov 10 2021 .. -rw-r--r-- 1 1000 1000 18534 Jan 31 13:02 1738328533512_1738590654199_12_65_gk72Xo_1810_70b22df2ed37 -rw-r--r-- 1 1000 1000 18534 Jan 31 14:51 1738335078475_1738597197100_12_65_dXDG5B_1902_70b22df2ed37 -rw-r--r-- 1 1000 1000 18534 Jan 31 14:51 1738335096003_1738597214022_12_65_Rbe0Ut_1903_70b22df2ed37 etc But confusingly, #/emails-queue shows as empty: [image: 1738587761064-0e7b01c5-ffff-4bcb-a2e9-7c078ee79a7e-image-resized.png] I want to clear some out because the mailserver is constantly retrying to send out " Complete your sign up to…" emails it got passed from Ghost after spam sign-ups and they all just bounce so it tries again, and again...

Nudge on this! It looks like there are some good solutions which can easily add a lot of value!

Hi, I am coming back to this because we woudl still really appreciate this feature. Our use case is as with tamayers that different groups of employees use different systems (partly for legacy reasons, partly because they wish to do so). This means we have a group on google workspace, we have a group on microsoft exchange, and I have a group on cloudron. Now our workaround is quite messy and simply adding the option to force cloudron to do an external MX lookup would solve this problem: The problem is that if I then send a mail from an email-adress hosted at the cloudron instance to email adress hosted on google but on the same domain it runs into delivery problems. At the moment, our workaround is to have all of these account also existing on cloudon and then have them forward the emails to a mailbox on a different domain, which is then forwarding the emails back to the Google or the MS Exchange Server. So quite messy. Hence we would really, really appreciate if you could implement this feature soon. Do you think there is any chance you can implement this soon?

@charlesnw good catch. I didn't realize Groups doesn't have search!

I just happen to recognize it now. Thanks @girish!

Amazing, thanks for confirming!

@scooke I have an idea, that people who will use Cloudron (and god forbid - understand how it works) and people who just need business services - it's a different set of people, buying different things. It's one of the engineering's curses, I believe: you don't just buy shiny cool smartphone with AI on it, that you hope will make your life better - you buy A20 chip with 32Gb, Llama 3.1 and cool new OS shell with an API that was finally made available. Cloudron's whitelabeling is for the later (engineers) who sell it to the former (business users).

If i remember correctly in the past the json response from the app store included the total install count of the app, but that has been removed meanwhile as it seems. But total numbers probably expose too much behind the scenes knowledge anyways. Another manufacturer with an app store concept used to publish their "top 10 app" once per quarter before they abandoned their market place. maybe that could be an interesting (and hopefully not too repetitive) marketing piece?

For anyone following that in a future - that is the post. @girish , thanks, got it! Hope that will be a smooth update!